Southeast Asia is Vietnam and its surrounding countries (Lao, Cambodia, etc.). Japan & China have traditionally been called the "Far East" (Far Orient). With all of the new terms people want to make in this century (e.g. Middle East/Southwest Asia, etc.)...Northeast Asia for Japan sounds fairly accurate. After all, Northeast of Japan is Alaska and the North Pole.
The only country in southeast Asia that was not fully absorbed by one or another European empires was Thailand. Japan also avoided that fate, but Japan is in east Asia, not Southeast Asia.
NO-Japan is in NORTHEAST Asia.
Yes. Japan is considered an Asian country
If you consider Russia an Asian country then Russia is the Asian country nearest Alaska. China would be the next closest Asian country. And if you consider Japan, a country not on the Asian continent, Japan might be closer than China is to Alaska
Japan is in the northern hemisphere and it is in the eastern hemisphere. There is no northeast or southeast hemisphere.
They wanted their oil and other resources that were not on the Japan islands. They also wanted to be the rulers of the Asian world.
Ming China's relationship with Japan was similar to its relationship with many southeast Asian countries because, Japan provided tributes to China to maintain an active trade relationship.
Japan is a country. The earthquake devastated the northeast coast.
Ming China's relationship with Japan was similar to its relationship with many southeast Asian countries because, Japan provided tributes to China to maintain an active trade relationship.
Japan lies to the northeast of China, and Taiwan is directly east of China.
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